Autorentext

Melissa Poett is a Canadian writer, whose short stories have appeared in Flash Fiction Magazineand *THIS Magazine.*When she's not writing, she can probably be found shivering in a hockey arena while she cheers on her kids in their respective sports. The Enemy's Daughteris her debut novel for young adults. @MelissawritesYA

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A stunning reimagining of Robin Hood, set in the same dystopian world woven with magic as The Enemy's Daughter. An incredibly addictive YA enemies-to-lovers dystopian fantasy.

A soldier with magic. A thief with a secret. A spark that could burn their worlds down.

In a desolate, lawless land, Marian carries a dangerous secret. By day, she's a high-ranking guard serving her father, the ruthless Commander who rules with an iron fist. By night, she becomes a whip-wielding thief, robbing the cowards she works with, to help those they mistreat.

That is, until Ryland catches her mid-raid. Revealing her identity could help him secure the deal he needs to save his homeland. Or, it could blow everything apart - if Marian has her way.

But Ryland holds his own secrets - untapped magic runs through his veins. A magic the Commander wants, along with invading Ryland's distant settlement. Marian has her orders: win Ryland's heart to betray him and his people.

And so begins a deadly dance of deception, stealing from the rich to give to the poor ... and magic - the kind Ryland's been waiting his whole life to wield.